French side table

[Michael Sobik]

This is Norm's New Yankee French Side Table. What a contradiction in terms :D

Hand cut dovetails, maple drawer parts. Couple of firsts for me on this one. First time working with Mahogany and first cabriole legs.

Finish is:

- water based dye
- BLO tinted with dye
- amber shellac
- USL

[John Keeton]

Great work on this one, but the style isn't my favorite. But, then, Norm has a varied taste for styles, which is what makes him so widely appealing. Nonetheless, good execution.

[sean m. titmas]

nicely built and the DT's look real nice however the top overhangs too much for my eye. what do you think?

[Jim Kountz]

Nice rendition. You did a great job!!

[Michael Sobik]

It sort of bothers me that the overhang is not even all around, but I succumed to Norm's plan since his was a copy of the original. Besides, my wife saw his version and liked it, so I figured better to play it safe :)

[Jim Becker]

Ooh...sexy legs! Very nice job.

[John Thompson]

I just commented on another posting and see you have posted four projects at once. I have looked at all and will say nicely done on all of them here on this post as I have to get to my shop and am running 30 minutes behind.

Excellent work on all...

Sarge..